Description
What colours does the Old Ducky wallpaper come in?
The design sits on an ivory ground with soft sage-green palm leaves and warm yellow blooms, plus a few fine navy line sketches for contrast. Under the strong, clear light typical of the Highveld, the yellow reads brighter and the sage leaves stay calm and grounding, so the combination works well next to warm timber or charcoal furniture without feeling overpowering.
How large is the repeat – will it look busy on a feature wall?
The flowers and leaves are drawn at a generous scale, so only a few repeats are needed to fill most walls, and the pattern reads clearly from across a room rather than as fine texture. This makes it a strong choice for a single feature wall rather than wrapping an entire room, letting the scale carry the impact without becoming overwhelming.
Which room suits this wallpaper best?
With its tropical leaf shapes and bold yellow flowers, this design suits a living room or dining room where it can act as a single statement wall, ideally facing or beside a window so daylight plays across the yellow tones. It also works in a main bedroom for a calmer, foliage-led backdrop against the sage leaves.
Will the pattern line up properly across the panels on my wall?
Each wallpaper order is supplied as a series of numbered panels designed to butt together edge to edge. As long as they're unrolled, numbered and hung in sequence from one side of the wall to the other, the leaves and flowers continue correctly across every join without obvious breaks in the repeat.
Does my wall need any preparation before I hang this paper?
The wall should be smooth, clean and dry before hanging, since textured, stippled or bare concrete surfaces are the most common reason wallpaper fails to adhere properly. If your walls have a rougher rendered finish, as many do here, skimming them first gives a much better result than papering directly over the texture.

































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